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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-11
MARSHALL COLLEGE.
Commencement Exercises at the State
Normal school.

Normal school.
Sp'cidi GwrspDud'ho, am, E,gisi,r.
HUNTISGToS, w. Va, June The
commencement exercises Of Marshall Col
lcge, the State Normal School, took place
in the Opera House at $50 o'clock last
evening.
The graduating class consisted ofsiX, four
young ladies and two young gentleman.
An original performance was given by each
OF these, the performances heing inter
spersed with music, according 10 the fol-
lowing programme: Music; essay, Amer
lean Womanhood," Miss IeOna Miller,
BarboursyilIc, W. Wa Grafton, Some
Dangers," Frank Recc, Huntington, w.
Va. music piano duet 1.-The Race Course
Blake Miss Lille H. Knight and Julictte
Burlington; essay, Joan of Are" Miss
Linnie Smith, Guyandotte, w. Va; ora
tiOn, "The Coming Century" Harvey
Thornburg; Huntington, W. Va. music.
duet, "Larboard Watch" Misses Amy
Thornton and lrma Knight; essay, Pros
poets, " Miss Ada Wright, Guyandotte, w.
Va essay, Commencement, Miss Amy
Thornton, Huntington, W. Va. music, in
strumental duet, 'I.c Mardi GraS Aux
Enters" Schubert op. -, Miss Lille 4.
Knight aud Frank Rece; cOnierriDg of di-
plomas by Hon. B. S. Morgan, State Super
intendent Free Schools; music, Fare
wr'l. Class of -.
We regret that We cannot give a detailed
report of the several performances. All
acquitted themselves with honor and re-
ilectrd credit upon the institution that
sends them ont into the world ~ It's grad
uates At the close of the performances
Principal Hodges introduced the class 10
Hon. y. :. Morgan, State Superintendent
of Free Schools, who conferred upon each
the diploma of thei school, and delivered to
the class short address teemiDg with
wholesome advice and words of encourage
ment.
At the close of Superintendent MOrgan's
address pleasing incident occurred not
provided for by the programme. Rev. 5.
F.. Jones, pastor o! the VI. r.. Church, arose
from his seat on the ro7trum and in few
well chosen remarks presented To PHnci-
pal Hodges. in the name OF the students OF
the school, handsome rocking chair and
silver fruit basket. Prot. Hodges, although
taken completely by surprise, recovered
himself in time to make an appropriate
speech in acceptance of the token of esteem
and regard thus given him.
The year Just closed has been one OF the
most prosperous in the history Of the
school. The attendance has been good,
large in numbers and representative IN
character But the most gratifying feature
of all is the elevation of the standard OF
scholarship that has taken place. Prin-
cipal Hodges and his assistants, Miss
scott and Miss knight, have labored faith
fully for the good of the school, and we
are glad to know that their work is being
crowned with success.
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BElLAIRE.

'hr water supply was cut of yesterday
norL.g for several hours and the bucket
br' ,ade Wa out in force.
VIII Wil.Ie, ol Charleston, s. c., noted
wrestler Is re- stored It the Globe Hotel
Yesterday. Mr. W has hcen out through
-Lro cou' \ giving exhibitions of his
8 i'll The gent rman is also a scientific
pool player I'D Is always ready to give an
opponent a good tar,er in that game.
r light will undoubtedly be the largest
sIn, ne Fair began. An excursion will
j." down from Wheeling, md it viii be
t"sk 10 get all who desire to attend i'll the
lax.
The p bile schools closed yesterday for
're summer vacation. Quite number of
visit rs were present at the contests held
i, tb" High School.
FJul AT i'll the well at the nail works
power house came very near dong serious
nrk with George Harper and Chas ku-
Il III. 1ney were down doing repairs
VIII. n dizzi ness came on and they barely
.c"ched the top of the well when they
scr" prOStrated.
I. Hartenste las made things nice
Nout his country nom and to-day he pro-
no sto hold picnic with good music IN
Tendance.
la.t of mon street was rolled yester-
d'v, u. yer which sand Wig deposited on it,
lGepnratOry to paving.
The circulating library will be located
n "arks X Dickens store.
The W. c. !. L. held an important
II. citing last night. The ladies are making
big pr, ,aratluns for their coming picnic.
.. W. P1gg travelling s..'esman for the
.iellaire goblet works is come rom long
rip
The ex, Lrsio' to the Amalgamated As
ac...tiOn's picnic over the B. " q. will
leave her at 6:3O to-day.
The festival held in l.a2ures hall, last
nigh, as well attend, |, and the Mission
Ba. made some money.
a mass n citing of miners held at City
all, the follow. sres0luti0n was adopted:
RcSOirrd, Thai no mine IL the district,
y. 70 miner, 20 10 work at any mIne eN-
c,rt Tec,.1 wing - cents a ton unconditional
until the mectiNg of the National Board
and every man De taken baC: who worn ed
/ a the mine the time t'Ir mine stopped,
an ,ceive h. share of the work; If the
wolnIn" places are not sufficient TO give
each man place, 20 be taker douhly in
rooms and to have the first vacant place in
preference to thc employment OF new men.
Business at the glass factories is some
what tier rthan it was several months ago,
orders be,u" ore bsisk.
II, Lee, 'lrmerly owner Of the upper
wharl-boat, is or business trip 10 Chicago
ar points south Of that city.
The Union indow glass works have
only 1000 boxes of glass in stock at
present.
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&s,ta. TJ,sgr1o. 10 he H,g's's,
AKRON, -, June lO.--A crowd Il ~uD
people sat through ,hrec hours and hIteen
minutes of wretched ball playing, on he
Akron grounds to day. Both side hattcf
terriHca , and miSplays We're rNne"ouS.
Wheeling came out behind IN bOtL case g,
and lost he game - to 10. Up 10 the
eighth inning, though they hatted rather
freely, Akron he'll them dow II 10 two run
but they broke away il. that tunIus an~
made ten hits and six aLrned runs. They
seemed Determined to tie the game, ami
It looked as il thy would do IT.,
till a, last Akron recovered enough to
field them out Near. every Nkron nan
c,.er"d h;mseli WITH g,ory AL batting
twentv-siN hits beipg made with 4 total OF
Iorty-two bases. Both Fitzgerald anu
Smith did poorly, and both were support
Ell poorly. Mclanev's misploys were eN-
,usable on account OF the number Of times
he WAS hit by he 1all in some tender por-
F, tluu of HI body.
Dudlt, ielded the poorest, max u dive
wretche errors. Mitchell nearly equalled
him, though ne is credited with but one
error. tie was rs stIu ~ stick, and
would not touch q ball unless 1t came
straight into his naDds. The terrific hat
ting was the only redeeming ieatur IT
q g game, ..hd it became positively IRE
some and disgusting, Following Is the
score
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FIGHTING FOR HOME.
BRAVE IRISH WOMEN BEAT BACK THE
ENlCTING FORCE
Critical State Of Affairs in Bdyke-An Earthquake
In TurkiSian Kills One Hundred and Twenty
Pep!e-A Reported Row Among
tue Irish Leaders

r ., ~, -.
~ "'.'N' June w. "e ei'>'S'''i'e o"e'e"
the cvIc'"rs n B"dyke to-day portrnds
very serious trouble.
The Government may deem il necessary
-. -. =. a.. -.
!" ''P'"E '""l'' 'i"'' '''"" "''''o'o'''
and IN view ol Mr.. haii"urS remark that
the Government would not hesitate to use
any means ,t IFS di,no.oI to carry ont the
-, !. H.. ,,,.. '..,,.,, ,,;. .,,., ,,.,
"'''''' VI Wv ~" ''"'''' '"'' "''' "''
seem "up'"h'ple.
When the cvicting party reached the
l,r~nuf q iia,lrrpn whom t.ry ~, ended
,......,,..... ,t,or r..,.5 ,r,,. d.,r ,-,roh
..-' 10 N"' Voc" 'n' .'ns' 4'N every
car, =" .'s"" o. uie'n rhe lower
! IT ~ .n,. u..rsr ,a .tr.Igl, barn, ,ded
o,rd,,
"""' '"'il''" 'ne '''"'> al '''nu vs. '"'-.e
4, tn WING W ups..tr' with nri'
waite
he balmlls saw That 1t Was less %
a,.empt I nntC he Cvc' 5 so 1. began
to crow !, e.. l!ol, Il. t. wall. From IT,
work they wee dri;u by '"aldiL,' wat
r red b. the women in II Ippr win
& p. - ir9pc"tOr mNur ed a n L sr
laced aga.n ! ;"e housr d, with drawn
sw II, tried TO drive t'e omen away i,
but he wa. 'gnVn.h..ously 'eiea 90 md
beaten down. COZ "a le, w l. h ed
hayyaCt, then att ml,Led the same tt Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-11

LUNNoN, Jun TO- IN CONNER t'a'
cTering, Smitu mo ed 20 consider the
resolution previously announced reQucSt-
ing / IT. p. IN. on the 7th inst tat the
chairman forthwith put the question on
anv motion, amendment, or proposal
to hing the clause of the Crimes bill,
zen re der decision. thrn on Glaze, .is
fnnl one, eaI. remaining clause. lie
urged the step was forced upon the 60, %
crnm NJ by continued obstruction. CLAD
stone said longer motto" should
have jeen given TO the im-
important motion. r. present state
of fb"SineSs and the entire p; r" ysis Of + IL
Lament caused intense dissatisIactirn
throughout ,he county, but The position
had cen brough: af on by the iov verEment
themselves lcries hear heIr"D. They had
been pursuing nm evil pO,lcy of coercion
;ithOnt the JiuStiiica ioL pleared on former
occasions. Th,y Gisregarded all usag"',
traditions &C Parliament in IL . conduc of
the meaSur,., which th"v lad under the
name of the Crimes bill ,ntroduced meas
ure directed against the combination Lpa"t
from crime l"hear, he J. He would sng-
gcs to the Go, eminent n rational 'nUde
to expedite the bill would he to make it
tcmpOra. y instead Of permanent anu to
strike mt all provision touching the com
hIr tion Npar. from crime, assuring Irish
ter nts f tic same protection in respect 10
their land strikes 40 is g's,l English arti
san, in labor strikes. Ch ers, cries Of
"Nu,"l If the }. .rnment rejected that
and had no other 10 propose,
the offensive ch?raC' er Of the bill
would be retained in full force. He
did not wish % cate difli ulty ,y offer
in opposition witch he knew woud
Intellectual He would therefore co tent
him elf with prot ting agains the course
low proposed.
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The Asylum Board.

.rG T.E0HH tr No. h...1''.
WESTON. June lO.-The Board OF p'rec-
f,-s were mn secret session all day and the
fun proceedings are yet unknown. One
very importan, order WAS made IN refer
euce % the transportation OF patients to the
hospital. viz. That the attendants IN turn
go after them. The great expense hereto
fore attached % this matter will be saved.
Where 10 took two and three guards ana
their expenses one attendant will perform
.r.. duty. Mr.. j. g. Brown, one OF tue
..rr-Dd,DiS WIS before the Board on this
..4...rfop and very torcibly illustrated th"
saving process to the State. The order
.etung the WAGES of Zane. the gardene.'
,ts rrronsidrrrd. and his salary put back
as $500 per month.
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SPRINGTIE' D, l. l., June 10 The Mer-
ritt Anti-Conspiracy hi. H. "RSs"f the
Senate and nov goes to the Governor II
approval. The bill is iutende' : a low
at anarchy 1t provides tina two or
more persons conspirv 20 overthrow the eN-
isting order OF society, or to revolution or
to overcome the legal authorities of he
state, itsuch conspiracy results in the. all
ing ofa hrmaU being, all persons so con
spiriug shall he deemed Jointly guilt
the crime committed ever though 1t can
not he proven that the persons charged
with conspiracy came together and entered
into an agre"meut to the commission OF
aid crime, provided that the acts of each
we're knowingly "nding to tho same un-
awful results
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Shocm.I,c. = complete Organization

BRoCKToN, MAS, June ia md
night seS> on OF the Shoemakers' { mlen-
ton Vas held last nigh and after
considerable tine Iau h. er spc'' IN rr-
viewing the constitution and bylaws, the
election oi officers was proceeded with.
The iol'owi were elect,d: Nat:o"al
Master WIrkmaI, J. s. SkeiliuIou, OF
Brockton; National Worthy Foreman,
John McGarr, of st. Louis; National = e.
ret.try and Treasur"r, Thomas Ma'or"y q
Rochester, \ tiOnal St"tisiician, VIM. h..
Bar EFT, of .iladelphia; National rN"rn-
tiv" BOard-I OuiS GOcta, of NillwauIcc,
Jos l.. Heacork of Baltimore; 5. l.. Me
Fawn. Of Rochester, n. It,; JohH Lewis. "i
Philadelphia, and John McGarr, OF ;
Louis Their arr five more officers TO he
elected
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InrwRsf [ -Nrr MnIle.

FL p.so, Tex, j. ne 10 The huge land
grant made by the Mexican Government
'ateIy to II. p. Clin; I'd, of New York, anA
j. 4. Yerger, OF San FraLcisco, turns out
to he the larg, t that was e.er made ~
that republic. Il atle' IS vast parah a.
ograu. along the Sierra Madre, from the
middle OF Durango to tie Ur d States
line, distance Of &5~ miles lu.g by l2G
miles wide One-third OF ail lands and
mines not already covered by previous pri-
vate titles are includ"6 in the grant. The
consideration is the trough survey OF the
country, including th" grant, aid the de-
velopement of the kno'"n mine, within II
in two ycarS. ASurvcyi p; force Of 800 men
will he p'.' to work in Il few days and
$500, 900 spent for that object. SmeIters
will be erected, and farms ant anchcs
opened.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
NOT 50 BRIGHT OWING TO LABOR TROr b. Is
AND EXCESSIVE SPECULATION
The Inn Trade Particularly Atfsctej-The Nail
AarAel DemJa.2el By Ovsrpgodac'ion-Tle
Crops And The Money Market III Far
Cani.um-BusiQeS Failures.

%
''' ''''' " " '" ''"" "
~ weekly Ie'le" "l lFaue says: h"t
for labor contests and excessive speculation
the outlook woIlId br entirety satisfactory
,.r,,, ,,ro.,.,., md I,.. ,;,,,r,,;..I ;,,o,;a,,
f'''' '
o'''"''N'S ''''' "''N' no" great II Tue
disturbance TO trade ana production winch
may result from single strike, is ,orcihly
illustrated by the returns rro, iron f,r.
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t'-' ny
"'.I'.' '' JUNG I1. ""'ul ...''' to'N' 'N
tN'''" -~''1 l.,. ''-". 90, w.. ~. O..
.wr.- rl,.A ,,a,i-..- g. 49,. .
l., an. ..,,...,i,.., .,.. ,,
"~ "'N '''"'' S'-'''"'e'"
rerrrS"nta e. 'vn...rhahl" trch"r ~ the ''''t
put ranginL from SG"u, nun TO S7hu. .uOu ~,
v,Ira or rho ,ycel.r ,rod,,,,;o, and ,o,,,,.
'''"S' 'e ""'''' Tue "c' ''''S' Ill ihol'' Ut
portant Branches of munui"' .,trIng WI h
,lepend in, motar;,I upor ,prn 40 ,,.,w
,.I. sni,oor+ ,roat dn,in ,rodr,
aas nf ;r W. u h.,, :" ',m -. ~ pWr
tb a,t ,saoI, " '' '' " ~ 80" oT So,,tmor9
'nS t, ~, ,''' v. 1I.,.l
M rI" i,a,n l,'a a o '''''' ~ ~
y" n,,iSon b"';n, ,,"5',,, tor,, a,oa '"I Lt
''''"'''N'' '''' = W. D'''''' '''
FH' NAIL NARkEl Is 'ENoEALl|En
OverproductiOn. The demand for bar
ION is better. but prices are depreSsc, J
roster ompetition, and Offering of Tor
> aiIs nj Inv fcues cheeks the demand
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HaItinorc'- Scandal.

BALTIMORE, Juue 10 The answer Of
| ,ura HobSou Brown to the bill for divorce
of Alexander Brown, the retired banker,
v hom she married ia lsSO, has he, filed.
She denies the allegations "f untaithlui-
uess. and alleges that her husband IN
duloed s., exceSses and 4 sociatd with
d ,orde~Iy ,rsons of both sexes, and that
on one ID, r:,Sinn hr viliicd her in the pres
rnre or ' ito"s and fired shot from a
pistol at ncr She prays f',..t the bill may
hr 4 missed. When MI. brown married
he : a ;as the keep o. 4 dis"epntabIe
house, and ID mad, aer'"It particularly
onspicuor. by driving "rmoSt daily with
ne or two omen OF h, kiud along the
fashionable thorough. ares ~. this city.
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Lahnr TromhIes Spreading.

ST. paul, June IO.--1 lie labor troubles
in this city. which began with a strike Of
the carpenters for nine hours as day 5
work are growing more serious. The
Bricklayers' Union last night resolved to
strike this morning in support OF the
movement. and by this action briCNlayers
who are members of the union refused to
work to-day on buildings where non-unlon
carpenters are employed. There are 900
nnion bricklayerS in this city. Other trades
nromise 70 strike if this does not bring the
bosses to time.
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CLEVELAND AND HILL.
resident Cleveland Takes breakfast With
Governor Hnl.

President Cleveland Takes breakfast With
Governor Hiu.
ALBANY. y. Y, June lO-President
Cleveland ami party reached here this
morning at $50 o'clock.
The President and Mrs Cleveland at
10 O'Clock went to the new executive
mansion in "A carriage with Adiutant Gen
rrll Porter, while Colonel and Mrs. Lamont
went with Mrs. Rice The party took
breakfast with Governor Hull at clocS.
The short time remaining after break
last WIS spent in inspecting the beauties oi
.g.. new Executive Mansion, which was
..rmarIv opened by thelr visit.
Da the way To the station the President
.e.r. measured at his tailOT'S for hIs sum
.ar clothes. lie lrtt with his eompan,
..., except Nr>. Cleveland, by = special
-....r ON the West Shore Railroad ut ln.l3
r. A crowd of about 100 persons as
-.urIrI 20 see him Oft Mrs. Cleveland
sent I'd O-wDgo this afternoon to visit her
...ruI. Miss kug%iOTd.
NN~mNsFuN. June lO-Ihe President
arrived i'm the city at . o'clock tonight
.trriagr was iu waiting at the ,d OF the
.. .rn,d ward luB hy entered lt aud WAS
....eu to the White House.
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IN 4 RI EE OF GLORY.
Til" 4 wa of Findlay Closes Its Natural
Ga. Celebration.

The 4 wa Of FindIay Closes Its Natural
Gas Celebration.
FINmAY, O, June l".-T'ns is the
closing day of the natural gas &c, mation,
and the visitors from distant points are
already beginning to turn their faces ho'he-
wards.
The day was usher | in with salute Of
2uU guns. The principal feature oi The
mnruing programme was amilitary parade,
with Adjutant Gen, al ANline in command.
This afternoon the corner stone of the L..
Grange Rolling Mills was laid under the
auspices OF the Masonic order, the silver
spike on the Fiullay Belt Railroad was
drawn and the first rail OF the rindlay
Electric Street EailrOad PLACED in position
with appropriate exercises.
Tonight the celebration came to a
clcSe With the most imposing procession
that tine city has even seen. 1t Included
the military and civic bodies, Mayor and
Uommo. Council, visitors in carriages,
police and fire departments, trade organ
i2ations with emblems There was a
dis play of iirewOr'-s all along tho line of
march, n ! the ve, .onicS concluded
with Il band contest ut the wigwam for
which prizes ranging from $500 dOwnwmU
were awarded.
II enough .isitOrs remain there will
probably bc an attempt to renew the les
tiviticS to morrow.
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West Virginia Gets -, ,5.a.

WAsHINGroN, June lO.-FOr the Pur-
pose of carrying out the act OF Congress
making an annual appropriation to Oprovide
arms and eq. pmcnts for the .Ailitia, the
following regulations have be IN sued by
the War Department:
The Adir'ant General Of the army shall
annually, un or before tie first of July OF
each wear report t, b. War Departm, It
the number ~ regularly enlisted, organ
we'd .,n1 uniformed active mllltion in each
State and Territory, and TIN report Will ~"
the basis OF tn, .ctiOn TO be taken tor the
eu. uing year.
RcQuiSitions for the army or all OF the
public property provided for IN tins act
will he made by the GovernC 5 Of the sew
eral States and crritOri"s on the War De
partment. The SIOO,OoO appropriated in
the act will be distributed, of WIN II
amount the followins States will {, I'VE
part: illinois, S20276; New York, S'S',-
i79; Ohio, $2l, l9~; Pennsylvania, S2I6i9;
Virginia, Sll ,O5g; West V , MIA, s., ,529.
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Iu B"ttrr spirit

C.,u..Co. Sue l0.-Th, trial of Nc
q: igI arl Mcdonald was re, umed this
morning wi h th, usual crowd j., the court
,com ana another crowd outside the doors
nm BILE (; get in. The defendants looked
bright and rueerful and NcGarigle appear
ed 10 be in better Splr''s than re was yes
tcriav. The first witness called to the
stand WAS Col. {. + Fcllo the Bridewell
snnerinter lent. lie said he had known
McGarigle since 1s7o md his reputation
for honesty ana good .tizenship was eN-
r.rlent Lieut.. Stanton, OF tn" police, .ol-
lowed and testified to the same effect, as
did Dr. T.. J. &lNter and Honest Tom
Brennan, e& ca her Of the County TIta'-
urpT
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Tho Board Adjomrns.

>poriR Tlsg rm D. III, Register.
Mo""ANTowN, W. VA, June lO.-The
Boaru # Regents have adjourned. The
change that was rumored to be about to
take place in t chair Of Anci It Ian
guagcs d,d not materialize and Prof. herk'
lev still holds the fort.
The conicrring of the honorary degree OF
i ID upon Rev. L. 4 :" npe, OF Wheel
ing, will be compl nent mighty apprecI-
atcd by his many friends.
Many PEOPLE her regret that DR.. l.. )
f k was 1t Nos N to ill the Chair OF
NJ Icmc, since he ~ rendered such good
satisfaction during he time he filled DR..
Aliens place.
Nearly all the commencement visitors
nave zone home, AM the ATHENS OF est
Virginia will seem S,mewhat like deSeI t
ed Aillagc for the next two months.
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NnIeS.
Dushane has got enough aud resigned.
-NruxFsId H.rdId.

Dushane has got enough and resigned.
-MrHyfsld H,rGid
Akron will take third place in the Ohio
League by the end OF next week.-ikron
E.groa. She will it Wheeling doeSn' {
brace up pretty soon.
The second game between the Silver
Leafs and the Eclipse club was played on
the Peninsula grounds and resulted IN a
a victory for the Silver Leafs by score oi
Ii to Is
The "Wind-thumpers." an amateur or
oapilatioh. intend challenging the Green
Stockings Immediately upon their return,
TO a match game of town ball. TO be played
on the Island grounds at midnight for
large purse. The W. T.'s feel confident
they can defeat their opponents, and the
contest will, no doubt, be CO. and eNc't-
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SiIver< -Isuruworth.

.-.a Essrsa ts'tg E.ga%lr.
PIEDMONT. June I0.-Miss Annie Burn
aar.h. prominent lady teacher OF thus
te. was married this evening to MI
... ~Eyrrs. of NcEeesport, Pa, in the
&c. f. Church. which was filed with M
..-l guests The church was beautifully
,..o.arrI with flowers, and Ehe presents
.. numerous and elaborate. The bridal
Hr. .c.t ON the 3. X o. train for the
West
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Sapdusky whips Columbus.

Spsr,al TJisgrom 10 oac Regf r.
SANDUSKY, o. Tune 10 -SanduSky de-
feated columbus to lay, crHwling ont Of "a
small hole in the ninth inning. Dale for
Columbu. proved u puzzler. Avery for
Sandnsky was hit hard at times. Two men
were given bases on illeg.l delivery and
one base OF balls. The feature OF the
pame was Beatty's catching. Score:
r,,,r,.cu . 3 ! , &
...r,4r',ey u 0 D D , d D. q
rolumbIs. ...............~u D " % o.
Base hits. Sludusky :. Columbus IL
Errors. Sandusky 3, Columbus Il. Two
base hit. Baker. Three base hits, MorrI-
son and Dal, Struck ut by Dale :.
by Avery :. Ba~es on H'lis, by Dale =
bv very ! Umpire, o. OBrien. Batteries,
Avery ana Beltz for Sandusky, Dale ana
Ror II Tor Columbus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-11
4 Sly Reast.

SPRINGFIELD, o., June lO.-A 'pecIal
to the RpuJijc0n gives the particulars OF
a sensational story from Miami county.
> n several weeks Young gir'' Of the best
families of that town have been receiving
shorkingly obscene letters through the
mails. The pa antS Of the girls uied a
detective to work up the aSc. lie care
fully traced the lette Z, and to-day sue
ceeded in loCIting the criminal, who
proved to be sherman Kerr, one OF two
men who had hired tie det, tive Kerr
contcSS, 7, but was not arrested. II - eN-
pected he will be prosecuted by the parents
of III, girls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-11

BALTIMORE. June lo.-Arraugements
a.e ...r- a..tr by the knights Of Labor Of
-r,... Assembly No 81, OF this State,
JOB. e.uI celebration to take place in
..."u.e for the Fourth Of July. DR..
.."a-. Nr,Lyuu will he waited on in
...DErsr OBJ. a week or so By committee
.......- 500 urgent invitation 10 he present
't -a.r d4y and address the Knights.